What Emmanuelle Movie Did You Just Watch?

[Matt]

She needs a lesbian mullet

[Ed Hocken]

Have you seen that picture, Matt? She does not need a mullet.

[BillyG]

Cyrus. Not bad. Quite good, but not a repeat viewing film. Everyone is really good in it, and I would love to see Jonah Hill do a more dramatic roll. Though this one was funny, it wasn't a lot of intentional comedy. More the humor from the insane circumstances.

[Ben Thomas]

Finally saw Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.

Yep, really great. Hader did a great job.

[Nathan]

Good Will Hunting. Robin Williams was still good. Affleck was worse.

[BillyG]

Finally saw Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.

Yep, really great. Hader did a great job.

Finally saw it last night. Loved it. Loved the look of the film, like it was on real film.

[Ed Hocken]

Watched two movies in the morning:

Paranoid Park: This is part of the Gus Van Sant "There's nothing happening here" series. I.E. it's very very arty. There are long shots on the kid's face but because this kid is not an actor, you can't see anything going on. It's just vacant, much like this movie.

Plus, the cop reminds me of an asian Tim225

Hearts & Minds: This is a fantastic documentary of Vietnam and doesn't come in with an agenda other than the one that's on the screen. Great looking picture also.

[Captain Russ]

500 Days of Summer.

Well shot, well acted, and for the most part keeps most of the really familiar twee trappings fresh enough not to ruin it.

Probably could have done without the Singles-like 16mm romance interviews, as we kind of already knew who and what the characters thought and felt at that point. But then again, the musical morning after was a great tangent to describe that perfect unruinable day after, so I'll take the unnecessary if there's something truly great to balance it out.

I still want to punch the shit out of Geoffrey Arent, or shake his hand. Either way, what the shit Hendricks?

[Bobby Bear]

Good Will Hunting. Robin Williams was still good. Affleck was worse.

I still think he works like crazy, with a lot less screen-time than I once thought he had. Just like Casey, really.

500 Days of Summer.... But then again, the musical morning after was a great tangent to describe that perfect unruinable day after, so I'll take the unnecessary if there's something truly great to balance it out.

I was talking to a girl in work last week and she said that J.G.L.'s character came off badly in that scene. He was (to her mind) a wussy, whiny little baby for enjoying his life-affirming moment that way and deserved his impending heartache. But not the girl.

Only knowing girls like this can sure wind me up something fierce.

[Chris Miller]

A Town Called Panic. Just such insane fun, I've never seen a movie re-create what it's like to play when you're a kid. It's on Netflix instant. Go invest the hour and 20 minutes. The toast eating scene alone is funnier than most things.

[Abraham Smashington]

Half of "The Invention of Lying". How can a movie that is filled with awesome people not be funny?

[Chris Miller]

I was watching it yesterday, I thought it was funny until right after he became God's mouthpiece. I turned it off 3/4 of the way through to put my son down for a nap. I'm gonna go ahead and guess he ends up with Jennifer Garner after all.

[Abraham Smashington]

The only thing that really made me laugh was when Tina Fey called Gervais a "fat, fat faggot". It was the combination of that coming out of her mouth and the excited look on her face that did it.

[Chris Miller]

You know your movie is written poorly when Ed Norton is five times funnier than Louis CK.

[Abraham Smashington]

Gervais just can't catch a break here.